Scully's Auto-Marine Upholstery, Inc. v. Peerless Insurance

The plaintiff, Scully’s Auto-Marine Upholstery, Inc. (Scully), appeals the Superior Court’s (Gray, J.) dismissal of its declaratory judgment action against the defendants, Peerless Insurance Company, Inc. (Peerless) and Wageman Insurance Agency (Wageman). Scully argues that the trial court erred by dismissing the declaratory judgment action, because the six-month limitation period for bringing such actions should run from the time of service of the underlying writ, not from the time of filing of the writ. It also maintains that the declaratory judgment action was not moot, even though the…